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Tribological Behavior of Advanced Material Pairs of Piston-ring/Cylinder-liner
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A new reciprocating tribo-tester was constructed for simulation of piston-ring/cylinder-liner contacts. Wear behavior and wear mechanisms were investigated for 25 advanced material ring/liner pairs as well as the existing Mo-coated-cast-iron-ring/cast-iron-liner pair (MCI/CI). Results of wear data and wear mechanisms provide a base for selecting and understanding the wear behavior of these materials. The nitrided-stainless-steel-ring/Al2O3-reinforced-6061-Al-liner pair gave the highest wear resistance among the tested material pairs and had a wear resistance 10 times of the MCI/CI pair. Scuffing resistance of 19 material pairs were also examined. The MCI/CI pair nearly had the lowest scuffing resistance among the tested pairs. The scuffing resistance and scuffing temperature depends strongly on material combination.
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Citation
Ye, Z. and Cheng, H., "Tribological Behavior of Advanced Material Pairs of Piston-ring/Cylinder-liner," SAE Technical Paper 961145, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/961145.Also In
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